The Wall Street Journal

Whitehaven Coal output jumps following mine acquisitions

Whitehaven Coal output jumps following mine acquisitions
The Daunia Mine mainly produces megallurgical coal for steelmaking. (Image: Whitehaven Coal)
The Wall Street Journal
By Rhiannon Hoyle Whitehaven Coal says it produced 62% more coal in its first fiscal quarter and that sales surged by more than 80% after it acquired two mines in eastern Australia.The miner also said its production costs are tracking at the low end of full-year guidance as it targets cost-cutting and productivity improvements at its newest operations.In April, Whitehaven bought the Blackwater and Daunia mines, which had been jointly owned by BHP Group and Japan’s Mitsubishi and mostly produce metallurgical coal.Whitehaven has sought...

More World

The Banality of Doublespeak
Technology Opinion

The Banality of Doublespeak

Tesla has ‘Full Self Driving (Supervised).’ Guard your life at railroad crossings.

Stronger growth, weaker hiring
World

Stronger growth, weaker hiring

In the latest survey, economists also predict the Fed will become less independent.

A chart climate denialists can’t ignore
Climate change Opinion

A chart climate denialists can’t ignore

Hausfather’s chart shows that about 3% of the 1930s temperature records still stand.

Bloomberg 11 Oct 2025
Democracy wanes in South Asia
World Opinion

Democracy wanes in South Asia

Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have descended into chaos and street violence.